Nouriel Roubini Is Certain There Won’t Be a Hard Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential delay of Brexit and its implications for the UK and Europe, emphasizing that a hard Brexit is unlikely due to its negative impact. It explores various Brexit outcomes, including a soft Brexit, a second referendum, or a general election, and the role of political figures like Boris Johnson. The debate between policymakers on the consequences of Brexit is highlighted, with a focus on avoiding a hard Brexit to minimize economic disruption.

What is one reason mentioned for why a hard Brexit is unlikely?

• It would strengthen the UK economy.

• It would lead to immediate trade deals.

• It would be a disaster for Europe.

• It would be beneficial for the UK.

What could happen if Brexit is delayed beyond June 30?

• A hard Brexit will occur.

• Brexit will automatically be reversed.

• The UK will have to participate in European elections.

• The UK will leave the EU without any deal.

What political change could influence the Brexit process?

• A new trade agreement with the US.

• The UK joining the Eurozone.

• A new EU treaty.

• Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister.

What is considered the most important economic consideration regarding Brexit?

• Increasing trade tariffs.

• Avoiding a hard Brexit.

• Securing a hard Brexit.

• Reducing immigration.

What is the general consensus about the impact of a hard Brexit?

• It will be terrible for the UK.

• It will be beneficial for the UK.

• It will lead to immediate economic growth.

• It will have no impact on the UK.